The Infinite Lexicon
Grammar of Gods
A quiet descent into instability, where language no longer describes reality - it begins to define it.
Available May 2026
A quiet descent into instability, where language no longer describes reality - it begins to define it.
In a forgotten archive, linguist Mira Ellison uncovers a fragment written in an impossible tongue: the Infinite Lexicon, a pre-structural grammar that binds reality itself.
As she aligns with its pattern, the world begins to prefer absence. Sounds arrive late. Records fail cleanly. Spaces thin without cause.
Containment becomes escalation. Understanding becomes cost.
A quiet metaphysical horror of language, loss, and irreversible sacrifice.
Buy the BookGrammar of Gods moves through archival unease, procedural pressure, and controlled instability. It is a literary speculative horror novel shaped less by spectacle than by accumulation, residue, and the quiet cost of understanding.
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